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Excel 2007 Conditional formatting - change text colour when enteringsame name more than 3 times
I am keeping a spreadsheet that lists applications for free funding.
Applicants are only allowed free funding on 3 occasions. So, if an applicant applies for a fourth time I would like the text in the cell for the new application to change to a different colour. Column A is where I enter the name of the applicant who is applying and it’s this column I would like the formatting on. Is this something I could do with conditional formatting, if so I’d appreciate your help? Thanks Thomas |
Excel 2007 Conditional formatting - change text colour when enteri
With Cell A2 active, Format, Conditional Formatting, FormulaIs:
=COUNTIF($A$2:$A2,A2)3 - Select Pattern Color, OK Out Paint A2 to A3:A1000 Should be fine " wrote: I am keeping a spreadsheet that lists applications for free funding. Applicants are only allowed free funding on 3 occasions. So, if an applicant applies for a fourth time I would like the text in the cell for the new application to change to a different colour. Column A is where I enter the name of the applicant who is applying and its this column I would like the formatting on. Is this something I could do with conditional formatting, if so Id appreciate your help? Thanks Thomas |
Excel 2007 Conditional formatting - change text colour whenenteri
On 6 Sep, 15:55, JMay wrote:
With Cell A2 active, Format, Conditional Formatting, FormulaIs: =COUNTIF($A$2:$A2,A2)3 * *- Select Pattern Color, OK Out Paint A2 to A3:A1000 Should be fine " wrote: I am keeping a spreadsheet that lists applications for free funding. Applicants are only allowed free funding on 3 occasions. *So, if an applicant applies for a fourth time I would like the text in the cell for the new application to change to a different colour. *Column A is where I enter the name of the applicant who is applying and it’s this column I would like the formatting on. *Is this something I could do with conditional formatting, if so I’d appreciate your help? Thanks Thomas- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - This is exactly the solution I was looking for - Thanks |
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